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Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Only an Eel.

One OF the young ladies at Camp
Bower pulled on her gum boots early
this morning, and with fishing pole In
hand, dropped her line In the Red CLAY
creek stream, and patiently waited fol
o bite; IL came before che was hardly
prepared for 1t, and on pulling up dls-
covered tha. o large wrigaling object OF
life had swallowed bait, hook and
part OF the line. After little scream
OF surprise, one of.the gentlemen. notec
for his gallantry, took hold of she OBJ
ject which turned out to be huge eel
and pulling out his penkni.e whacked
of its head.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
T.. led to Tai o II IL Life.

PoTTsvILLE, Angus. IS. Thomas
Foley, In Jail doing thirty days for va
grancy, to day cut, with a piece of broken
medicine bottle, q cash six inches long
and in places over an inch deep In his neck
and throat He failed to touch the arte.
ries and important veins, though when
discovered he was nearly dead from loss
Of blood. He may recover, but as his
mind seems gone 1t is feared that during
the slightest relaxations of the watch put
on him be will tear the wounds open and
finish the work
He is SO years of age and q native of
Ireland. He has been very morose since
his arrest in June last and to-day com
planned of being sick. He refused to give
his home, at first saying It was in Mt.
Carmel and then Shenandoah, but dis
playing ignorance abcut both places that
proved his statement untrue. He lie
above the average tramp, and evidently ie
a greatly disappointed, broken down, de
spairing man. His case excites much
sympathy.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
FOURTH EDITION
The Race, essersiax.

The second meeting took plsce at
Hazel Dell Driving Park yester'
day afternoon, and was well attended.
The track was In good condition, hot.
withdrawing the recent rains.
Tha first was q stallion race, In which
there were fve stations, as follows:
r j. Morrifon. d. 9 May flower; @. T..
Allen, Q. .. Rc0 Motcow; III. @. Ma-
hAffy, 8. o. Delaware Boz; Ellwood
Bigger. b. o. Pstchen; z. Porter, b. q.
Rob Riddle. The race was won by
May flower In two straight heats. Time
8 0lL4, 3.04Z. Rob Moscow wss second.
The next was . 3.mfnute race, bost
two in three, for which there were the
following starters: Il. Porter, 0. &
Frank; J. w. MCCALL, z. M. Mollie; J.
W. Denny, &. m. Bessie; O. II. johnson,
&. G. TORNADO. The fret heat WAS won
BY Tornado In 2.55s4, the second BY
Mollie In 2.69 and the third By Tornado
In O. b6N.
The . 30 class had ave starters, 81 fol.
II. Durham. b. N. Fannie o william
blk. g. Frank; N. A. J. Springer, .. g.
Frank. The heat Was won In two
straight heats by Ida May, with TrAnh
second and Fannie 9. third. Time
245X, 245Z.
the following three horses started ir
the 2 40 race; T. d. Brown, bl m ida
william Dsweese, bl q Frsnk; II. O
Durham, . 9 Carriss. Tho first neA
was won by Carriss, but the two las
heats and the race by Frank. Tim,
244H, Q 43N.
1t 10 PROBABLE that some very inter
estinG races will be held this fall y
which purses will be contested for
This will have the effect Of bringinl
out some Of the best horace in this vi
cinity. II these races should tax
place, It will be necessary TO charge
small admission 70 o0vtr the expense
which will be large.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
what IL Coste TO KiIl q Uo,.,

William H. Andrews, who about three
or four weeks ago drove horse belong
ing to George d. Farra until IL had 10 be
killed, was given hearing ut thn morn,
ing's session OF the city court on a charge
OF cruelty to an animal Mr.. Farrs .esli.
fed that the horse was worth Sl6r. and
the evidence showed thst the animal was
driven on an extremely hot day from
early in the morning until late at nicit.
when 1t fell, totally exhausted, and mad
TO be killed to end I, sufierings. The Judge
imposed fine of $40 snd costs, which was
promptly paid.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Fire This Morning.

An alarm Of FIRE was sounded this
morning from boz No. %. q, Second
and shipley streets. cansed bv a slight
blaze in the cellar Of the Union tea
store, No. 200 Market street. 1t seems
that . lighted candle, which was taken
into the cellar for some purpose, wss
accidentally overturned in o pile OF
straw. The fire Was extfnguished by
two or three ping streams. and as the ere
was no stock in the cellar the damage
was slight. 1t is fully covered by in.
eurapce,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Personal.

Robert Janvier is rusticating st Cape
/ Nay on his vacation.
Senator Salisbury. who hss been rus
t!cating ut Rehoboth, has returned to
his home In Dover.
John O, Higgins and wife. Of Dela-
ware City, are visiting Saratoga.
Judae Grubb has been elected mem.
ber of the American Bar Association,
which 10 in session At Saratoga.
Bishop Curtis will return from bis
visit to the Bsstern Shore In the early
part OF nex, week.
Mrs. Collins and her daughtsr, Mrs. J..
Dillon, have gons on . visls 70 berks
County, Pa
Miss Lizzie Scott, Of Greenville, N
j., 10 visiting relatives as branoyw wine
Springs.
Mrs. Annie Chadwick and family
startsd to. dsy to speno TWO weeks nt
Atlantic City. stopping at MillsS's Got
tA9e. Georgia avenue.
Mrs. James A. Sanders and son, OF
107 West Ninth stre. {, left on Wedpes
day for an extended visit among friends
In Maryland and Pennsy lvanis.
William WhitcrAft, OF the 6rm OF
Whitcraft & Brieley, 10 bunetins the
waves and otherwise enjoying himself
at Atlantic City this week.
Mr.. VIM. 4. Crossley, OF this city,
left this morning for Atlantic Ctty.
where he expects to spend . couple OF
weeks.
Miss Josie johnson, OF Rockford,
DEL, has gone on . visit to relAti vts
near Newark, and expects to 30 abernt
about Two weeks.
Miss Nartie Solomon, the daughter
OF Officer Solomon, returned home 70.
day from Q two wesks' visit TO friends
In Ph@rixvilie.
Miss Bella Black, Of No. 1911 and
Miss Mary Lenhoff Of No. 1921 Lincoln
street, started this morning Tor short
trip to friends In Philadelphia and Gam
den.
j. Taylor Cause aud wife OF this city
and their daughter, Mrs. 81. b. B.
Stapler, and family of New York, Are
domioiled In Cottage row, at the States,
Saratoga.
Mr.. Burns, formerly employed as
salesman with Walsh & Co., No. 6O6
Market street, ts now In the employ Of
the clothing frm Of James Allison's
Sons, at the south west corner Of Eighth
and Market streets, Philadelphia.
VIM. T. Croasdale, associate editor oil
the New York Standard, WAS 3 delegate
to the Labor Convention which met q,
Syracuse, N. Y, on Wednesday, and
served on the Committee on Cteden-
tials.
Mics Bertha Batler, OF Philsdslphia
and Miss Flora Turner, OF West Ohes.
J ter, were the guests of their cousin, Miss
Maggie Gill, and Miss Lottis Hoiston,
Of 508 West Eleventh street, on Wed.
nesday and Thursday.
Charles l.. Kittinger Of the banking
Arm Of K. Is. Downing q Co.,, Seattle,
W. T., who has been East for several
weeks, will start for his home on Satur
day. where he Is called on business,
He will come East again as represen
tative OF his firm In October, bringing
his wife with him, and will pass por
ton of the win ter In our city.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
r.n,n,u,a RelIef soelssx.

Tho Peninsula Relief Society met
yesterday afternoon in the Senate
cham ber Of the State House and organ
issd by electing the following officere:
President, Henry O. Conrad; vice presi-
dent, DR.. Hugh Martin; secretary.
benjamin j. Moore; treasurer. J. El-
dridae Plercs; medical director. DR.. b.
L. Lewis; directors, Alfred q. Cox,
George d. Medill, John W. OoffmsD,
John 8. Collins, Benjamin Whiteley,
M. D w. IL. Baags, John L. Thomp-
SON, B. Frank Wagkmon and Henry @.
Marshall. By laws for the government
Of the new organization were adopted,
The board OF directors are to meet next
Thursday ut the homo otiioe IN Will
mingtor.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19

News Summary.

Thursday morning, at g. Sidsnberg
q Co.'S butlding, at No. 43 Mercer
street, New York, about eighteen fe-
male employees got on the elevat n to 20
to the upper floors. When the elevator
got to the third fi,or 1t began to de.
scend. The safety catches failed to
work, and the car crashed to the base
ment. Mrs. Jane Lynch, G5 years old,
wac killed; John O'Eeill, the elevator
boy, sustained o fracture Of the spine,
and Lizzie Dougherty and Mrs. Jessie
Buyers were seriously injured. About
q dozen others received slight Injuries.
DR.. Bridge, the State Veterinary Sur.
geon, is at Trexlertown, Pa, inve,tigs
upg the reported outbreak OF pleuio.
pneumonia. He tays the disease is
splenic lever, and that it will not
spread.
Cattle in the vicinisy OF Belvldere,
New jersey, having symptoms OF
pleuro- pneumonia. ard several having
oisd, Inc Safe Veterinary Surgeon
made an official visit on Wednesday
,ape kf!sr eJsmin:pg sonie OF the cattle,
said they were stil :cted with Texas
fever.
10 tie present Naval Appropriation
cA-A 40 q SiouoO t1;OOOBVOt
for d f0attEg batteries or rains or otheI
naval s.i uctures to be used for coast dc
tense," with qualifying provision Il
the effect TINT the fLal cost Of the struo
lures shall lot exceed $4,000, 900, exclu
sive of armament. To give effect I,
this clause the Sscretary OF the Navy
has appointed Board OF Officers, W 10!
will meet not later than septembe 8.
A despatch from Knoxville, Tennes
see, says an ARRAY took place at Goa
Creek, on Wednesday night, betwee
Davis Adkins a1d John MahefTey ant
q his younger brother, Ben. Knives wer
used, and all the parties were frighl
fully butchered.
! james ard John Reynolds an
Michael McCann were Brought fror
: Philadelphia last evening TO answe
for stabbina Bernard C. Mcyey or til
steamer Republic on Sunday lsst. The
, will! be given hearing this evening {
I tomorrow morning.
!. An extra aeesiop of the Board of Pa
doua wse he'd in Harrisburg yess
e day. Among the cases held under y,
j. vtssinont !a that of Samuel Johnson,
9 Delaware County, convicted Of murd'
,- in the first degree.
C1lef OF the Fire department Swe
q ney has inspected the morocco factor
of Charles Mullen, at Front and MOI
y roe streets, and has declared the II
u escapes to be insufficient.
l. The steamer Braudywine is beir
fitted out with electric lighs Eff
burners will tie put in and the lyman
will 1e run by an auxiliary engine
h be placed in the engine room.
+ Six hundred coal miners are on stri
n in Laurel County, KY. They demand
y increase Of o.e.half cent on hushel
es mining coal.
h Prof. o. S. Fowler, the noted phrer
n logist and lecturer, died at his home ne
be Sharon station, Connecticut, yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Driving A cc.dent.

AS W. r. Green, shoe dealer at the
Odd Fellows Hall, was returning from
camp meeting last evening with his
wife and two children IN a carriage,
some one ran into him near Berry's ios
cream establishment and knocked
every epoke out of one of the wheais,
and letting him down IN the road. For.
innstely his horse, which he had pre-
cured at Hanson's livery stable, was
very quiet and no further injury wss
done. He procured wheel Of MIR.
Talley and came ON TO our city.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
CITY Court.

The following cases we're disposed Of
this morning by Judge Cummins
at the City Court: Theodore Se.
vens and Bernard Riley were
6ned 81 ard oGsts each. aud John
Brown aud John Mcguire 50 and costs
each for drunkenness. Msagie Griffin,
charged with larceny. was held In 5000
ball for further hearing tomorrow.
William III. Bertoittte and Andrew
Moore were fined IS and coats each for
breaking into one of the cars of the B.
& o. Railroad Company.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
A BIrfhdax snr,,risa.

Miss Mollie Munson, of 9c5 Kirk
weod street, was given o surprise last
evening upon the occasion Of her birth.
day. A lumber OF friends invaded tie
house during her absence. anG upon her
return was greeted by beet Of uDex.
pected guests. Mrs M. was the recip-
the company Gisp.rssd, wishing their
friend many happy returus Of ahe Gay.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Ceved I'm.

While worsmsu were engaged In e1.
osvAting the cellar at Muiiin's exten.
sion to his morocco factory, corner OF
Front and Madison streets, this morn
ing, q oolored iabor,r, whose name we
could not learn, was buried by the
earth giving way under which he was
working. The other men proceeded to
dig him ont, when he was found In an
unconscious condition. He was taken
10 his home In the Tenth ward and O
doctor eummG ned.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Big investment IN In

CHICAGO. August lS'-n
lion Iron Range In hipaa
turned out $4,000 tons Of o.
has been purchased ey
composed mainly OF CSla ~
i.ts. Marshall Field, l. "
president OF The Chicago "
Ooal Railway Company
Morse, OF the UDlon o'@,
are the principal risuSsrs q aoa ~ \
dicstt, which pDios6 0svs wv.
checks and several nllIlons y
Mr.. ChsrleIoaFne Towe', A.. j..
his interest. Tho plfcpS,
1000 acres Of iron laEds, saa J
be tho largest iron ln's''I
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Excurs,op.

G,mley's excursion to Ocean Grove md
Long Branch, ON next Thursday, Augns,
18th, 10 leave the p, w. 81 B. station
Wilmin, yton, at $50 q. M, Edge Moo,
637 a. N :, ldnwood GAY a. m, Chester
o 81 am )'atvrrinT, ieave Long Bran 81
a. CID p. nr.i Ocr,n arc7e, $50 ,. M,
allowing ours Of Ocean Grow arIivip,
In WilmiDgtC . ~ l0.30 . In.
Who.e tickets. 50 IN
Hall tickets. 81 M,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Fine W atermelops.

smeltz * Co., of No. Is East Fourth
street. received the finest lot of water
neloBs this morning that has been
brought to this city for a long time, They
were grown by Mrs Pauline, who resides
shout two miles from Pennsgrove, and
hey weigh from 40 to SO pounds each.
As they were being unloaded from Tie
wagons which brought them up from the
boat they attracted considerable attcLtion
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
A Narrow EseaDe.

Mis-, Sidney Welle, who with party
OF friends are epcamped on the Brandy
wine near BrintoD's Bridge, made
narrow escape from drowning yes
terday. In some manner she foil over
board where the water Was qnits deep,
sud was going down for the last time,
when Charles Fighter plunged In the
water, and after heroic effort succeed =
ed in placing her on shore.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
FOR CRlifonAlA.

VIM. Ward, Jr., will leave this city
tom orrow m ,ininR to take he eteauos or
at New York fer Nertolk, frsn which
maze he will proceed by railroad TO San
Diego, California, where he expecss 10
work at his trade of ship carpentsring at
"a per day, the job being guaranteed for
yosrs.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Wouldn't Toast the Queen.

CORK, August 1S.-Michael Davitt and
the Archbishop Of Cashel promised to at
:end the opening OF the plscatorial school
at Baltimore, county Cork, to-day ; but
Mr.. Davitt, learning that the Queen was
to be toasted, absented himself The Arch.
bishop was present and joined in the toast
TO tie c".ceI.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
The Opera House Packed to sunocatioD.

Not one of the theatre going public in
the city of Wilmington thought that
while Quicksilvey runs up in the neigh
borhood of the ninety that the Opera
House would be packed to sufocation as
1t was last night and not one person out
of q thousand can form an idea what q
rush Is made for the advertised bargains
at Meyers Great Grand Central Clothing
House at the northwest corner of 5th and
Market, opposite the entrance 10 the
Clayton House. Our advice is, 60 and
convince yourself of the fact.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Pure candies at Fersuson,s.
Tho arand Central The afro.

Messrs. McMapus and Mccormick,
of the Grand Central
Theatre, ON Front street aear King,
will give n fnur-round glove contest he.
tween Phil. Sweeney, chs-apion light
ssight of Psnnsy lvania, and Phil.
Mack, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Kit.
tic Burke, serin.comic vocalist, WAS the
recipient Of q handsome baskss OF
flow crs, last evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
sudden Death F'oln W 7

MIrFLISTowN, AuS; SSa.,, iS,,
ex.Sherlfi of Juniste oVu,%,| .sI
O'Clock this afternoon, On. o., =, 4
prominent Indepsnct,.s, Ipsas ,.sr,s yl
rnocracy. In 1SS5 ~ wv Smss .,,I|
iff on o fusion ticket coIps.|| aI nd
pendent Democrats r.Il,s,' en- u
BE was born n 60, 0ot't,I ssI
County, o. where bis iis's',I, is'ssI d 4
Be was an hcnesi oh,s',T I'M
ssn and MS dsa,h 1a y .Ssl .S,S|
mentsd. He was -
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Ran or From His wife ann Child.

PoTTsvILLE, august IS. - Samuel
doerter,, married man, aged 28 years,
mas deserted his wife and child and it is
believed is accompanied by woman.
lie is q carpenter by trade. Yesterday,
during his wife's temporary absence rom
lone, he packed his trunk and got out,
ltaving a note that he was gone forever
I'D that she need not look for him.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Horses Drove 10 Death.

On Wednesday last Dousherty Bros.
hired . double team to man named
Kenney to drive TO Augustine Pier, to
be gone until 10 o'clock p. m. Tho team
was brought back according to promise,
but SO overd riven that one Of the horses
has since died and the other, IL 10 said,
will die. Kenney 10 to be arrested.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
FIFTH ElIIiI|

Mr.. John Va, D's ~
pointed point, superlan,s. n ,ssaia hs
Ts Tsun OF the B &o', &o oiA
,,!. Ihs dsrcs q. ,bs e'a y, tod,
"a ,n,. r.is svslips .asi was Ss'sa'elt,.ts ss'l
snsstfA Of 6 pIeo.,s'' b Id
sye set from sIa,.al a sa'. svah,
III. finaer viii iIII'ise' /. . Fhs
" eHving ,Ae sam. M @'.l!!abs I.
,sD;l u; =, snyth win :. sssa' 'sa
msr, tss non, on Market st,s' sa''sa]
ia Isss ,sdo., going 90 i,r ,rvsahiss'',,g shs D,.. \
o ,.sa'a 10 nu!ancss, ,p%'t
One Of Geo. W. p.., |
wagon wagons srots down 9I,s a. sI
Tha Garnss s Of Front aaa 'sa ~ u
er wagon. 'nioadA b
| Charles A. w.,.,..
v vittr Of the Delaussy, Dl,s,sy, ',ss,
r. ". & B. Iailsosssas Iissss 70 sinaI
ted to the saps,yia',..as s ~ I'd
No. 4, with hssdansS...salp oS.salp III
low Baltimore. AA'''n u
u: /: would be well /, y.
sn.2 s.op cart which broke ~ as.sn' Y
road road between wilnI.uSS,,,.s uS,ss I
oank mkt, removed the sa@s s,, ..s !
"Io nave to use tta. rosss| n
| ,sc Camp is nov over, ,,s y
.Eose who made sucb I,,..J
OF christianity viii I'S r., ,s1 Y!
hem, 80 that their iri,,,s
olsappointed one yea,
their good promises,
II would be we'll i,.
cials would see ths, IS
stationed stationed At the ju.cs
6rickyard after nilht,
dan gerous crossing. NJ
accidents can pos,ibly N
A drove of cows bclo,,
l.. Crosssu, near Ns,,s
track OF tae Newark &S
road, on Monday, and IN
couia Ds stopped two nj
into the Eu:ler and k,lhi
| Bishop Curtis and Ii, !,
diocese OF Delawars N n
nMary's Seminary, Balm,
Z9.h inst, TO meet 10 r,t,s
OF The diocese o. Ba.;lusn
be absent until the toIIsr,
when the second sypoi A
will be helc at Ct. PsN,,p, !,
for the discussion Of nsl,,,
to the general Interests D, ll
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
A S5O,OO House.

Mrs. White, mother-in-law OF one oi
the sons of j. Taylor Cause has purchas
cd . lot 200x30 feet on Pennsylvania ave
nue. opposite j. Tay lor Causes residence,
upon which . fifty. Thousand dollar house
10 to be erected this fall and to be preaent
ed to Mrs. Gause. daughter of Mrs.
White. The plans and specifications
can be seen at the Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19

Mr.. WIN. n. Cross!ey, No. 623 Ship
ley street, is now prepared to wait on
all who may want anything in the
house furnishirg line. He will sell his
goods on terms TO suit the convenience
Of his customers pocketbook. Gall and
take look through his warerooms and
examine b Is goods.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Many Chinamen Drowned.

SAN Francisco, August 1S.-Ad
vices from China per the steamer New
York state that q short time gince, in
The Han river, u lumber OF boats broke
sdrift, were carried down the str' am
and large num0er Of Chinese
drowned.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
A rfno Crsyon Drawing

of Prof. James H. Crabb is now on ex.
hibition In the window OF Watson g
Pharmacy, at Eighth and Market. 1t
was executed by Prof r. j. Shoemaker,
OF Pennsgrovo, N. j., aud is q well exc
cuted piece of work, rejecting great
credit upon the artist. Mr.. Crabb will
be pleased to receive orders for this work
at HE STUDIO 706 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
A.asnsr r,ns Supply.

Powell, in the Third street msrkcs,
viii have another fine supply Of nsh on
HE stalls to morrow consisting Of sss
hass, fresh cod, hslibut Cape May
goodies and all other varieties In season,
For the ccommodstion OF his patrons
his stalls viii be kept open until II
O'Clock at night.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Isjured by n fall.

Mrs. ReEecca Grosn, residing with
her con in-lsw,A. d Kapby of Brandy.
wine Hundred ,iell down stairs on Wed
nesday afternoon, and broke ono Of hei
legs AS she 10 advanced In J ears the
accident is very unfortunate.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
A MAN Drowned.

An Italian, whose name could not be
ascertained, fell overheard at the whar; of
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
late last evening, and was drowned before
the watchman could rescue him. Up to
noon to day the body had not been re
covered.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
An Interesting Cam N

The camp FRA Of Dupu,p.
q. A. B., which wM u,,ua
the llth of this moulh, b.
evening at ths Posts rsstu,
the Harknefs building, N.a
ket streets, and was . twla,
Winfield Scot. Post, No III,
delphis, who organized D,l
was present, and parilelpa
exercises. Past Ccmmauta,
Fergus0n, Of tas visiting p.,I
and made an excellent spsst
we're also made BY Pn.C,
Raphun and McXul!en, oI
phia, and Past DspsrtusltO d
Roes, Past Commander Lr
Commander vGshsil, Oaluss
ter and others Of th!s city.
The exercises were varied !
and instrumental music sls
dAr cs Of Refreshments W
Tne mCst interesting evenla
ing, bowegsr, wss q srE
was given Past Connanssl
Ayars by the pressntatian 4
some sod Past C0nnsDls
from Post 1l4. The p,su
made on behalf Of The PM| !
Com mmander Rsphun, butvi
cipieut undertook 10 npf|
almost overcome with sr
deeply effected by THE, 10 III
unexpected act on The pal;d
rsde0 OF the G. A. R,
The badge is abort ttis |
length, and on the front la !
badge with the reSimsl' ii'|
tain Ayars served, and as
On the back there is lhs ~
BcripIion: "P. P. G. PsA
from Winfield Scott Posa
Philsdelpbis, DepSitnsn' d
yauis, G A. r."
The badge Is eaclctsd lril
caskst, snd is highly alpsl
the brave soldier to whonli'
The camp fire was one Of v v
cesstul ana enjoyable eva y
pont Post, and the vllM \
themselves as being lpq
with the evenings sntsr'an'
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
An Important Meeting.

Smyth Post Guards will hold an i'm
portant meeting at their headquarters,
In the Adams Building, at 7.45 O'Clock
tomorrow evening, which every men,
bsr is req uested 10 attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
sa,a Of HorIA

L. ". stidhsn y ysl Son '%,f y d
horsqs n; 81, tor A +. Tyson : D, o y
Th arsday afte!noo .0So ii On, :, q
number VIM. X. d,I RliRn' so',oa. y, d Ii
ons' ON 's1 snd Thomas ,sy,;,1,a1I.a' ]; 1.51SSs
cna. Other Wiln,nsb Ina si sbisbs.i a
sold, but . Chester !, ,,naiss mau \
that "nag" may VssrtIo,N
Young su blools OF thal s...1
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
u EilSTEk'S ORDER,
"a hH0I5TuR's OYyIoR,
NEW CAsTLH COUNTY, DnJ..,

NEW OAsTLB COUNTY, DnJ.,
August 18th. 1857.
Upon the application OF lRWIN VI
PlEROE, Executor OF JOHN TAYEOR
late Of Wilmington Hd., in enid county
6ecessed, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid give
notice sf granting OF lottsrs Testanen
tary upon the estate Of the de-
eased, with the date Of granting thereof
BY causing Advertisements to Dc posted
within forty days from tho d3so o
such lotters In SIX Of the iaost pablo piacs'
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring s!
persons having demands sgaina: tho estat,
70 present tho Same, OF abide ~ an ACT c
Assembly In such case made Gcsd provided
and also cause the same 10 be- lnearlac
within the paIna period n tao Daily
RRruBLIoAS, o newspaper published IN VII
| mington, Dot, and TO TO continued there..
three weeks 10 d).
t~~} Given undo- tho hand and Sea
( L. 8. }ofOliice Of the Re2iJter aforesaid
S~~-~Sat Wilmington, in Rev Cas.i,
Coutty Aforesaid, tho day and year eboV,
Hritloa. JOAN x. BRADfORD,
| Register.
| EoTIuz.-All persons ha .ing clsin,s q nga.ps
tho estate OF the deceaeod must present tn
saEo, duly attcsted to the Executor
on or before August 18th, 1885, o
abide the Act OF Assembly il Lucn cagc maa
snd provided.
IRWIN w. PIERCE, Executor.
Address, Bellevue, Dfl.,
Or h, y. FkAIM, Esq, hi7 Att1rney
a'53R-eod Wilmington, Dsl.